Sony has recently released the Sony Ericsson W705 which features a few cool innovative features. The basic specs are none too special, featuring a 320×240 TFT display, 120MB of onboard storage with Memory Stick Micro support, along with WiFi and 3G capabilites and bundled headphones.

Motorola has just released two new music phones that is due to hit China - the MOTO EM325 and EM330. The EM325 is a clamshell phone while the EM330 is a slider. Both will focus their attention on music, with 3.5mm headphone sockets as standard on both models, support for MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV music files, microSD expansion and compatibility with stores such as Napster and 7digital.

The Samsung T919 Behold and the Samsung Gravity have been officially launched by T-Mobile. The Behold is a touchscreen device which will get you that TouchWiz experience with haptic feedback, 3G support, full HTML web browser and a 5-megapixel camera with video support. The phone will be available starting with November 10 and it will cost $149.99 with a contract.

ZTE is joining in on the smartphone competition as the Vodafone 1231 has shown up at the FCC. The phone will feature a QVGA display and GPS on a large 2.5-inch display, 64MB RAM, 1.3 megapixel camera. However, it surprisingly lacks 3G and Wi-Fi, so that means, it can’t compete with the more top-end phones in the market today.

While Android-based smartphones is yet to be populated to every part of the world, SMobile Systems has announced its releases of first antivirus software for Android, called SMobile virusGuard. VirusGuard is the first commercially available mobile security solution specifically developed to protect devices utilizing the Google Android operating system.

Word has been on the street for some time that OpenMoko would be coming up with an Android-powered device, said to be called the GTA02. Now pictures of an OpenMoko device running Android have surfaced on the Internet, though it really shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone, seeing the nature of Android and OpenMoko devices.